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plod

verb as in walk heavily

verb as in work slowly and under duress

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But Frazier kept plodding forward in the middle rounds, giving more than he was taking.

What transpired was a plodding game of telephone.

From Salon

“The process back in the early ’70s was meant to be a little bit more plodding,” said Oregon Rep. Ken Helm, a Democrat from the Portland suburbs, during a House floor speech in April.

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But as the heap grows taller and each character’s perspective bleeds into the others, “Weapons” becomes rickety, overreliant on conventions like unnecessary, predictable jump scares and plodding dream sequences to hold it up.

From Salon

When they presented the tool to Bass’ team, they said they encountered general support but a plodding pace.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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